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The Fourth of July: a federal holiday usually spent over summer break with family and friends. Not this year, though! As a result of sophomore summer, I spent this holiday with my friends at Dartmouth.

Walking through Dartmouth's vibrant fall foliage and reflecting on my Sophomore Fall experiences underscored the importance of community and embracing opportunities.

Curious as to what Greek Life is like at a college where 50% of eligible students are part of at least one Greek organization? Read on to learn about my experience with sorority recruitment!

As an international student, I was hesitant to join Greek Life, but I found a welcoming community. Now, as a junior, I hope to help others find their place too.

Greek Life tends to cause anxiety for incoming Dartmouth students, and rightfully so. I had no idea whether I considered myself a "sorority girl" or not. I'll share my candid opinions about Greek Life, and tell you why I ended up rushing a sorority!

This summer, I am living in my sorority's house (Alpha Phi)!

There is a place for everyone here as long as you're willing to look for it!

If I were to tell myself in high school that I would join a fraternity, I definitely would have laughed in my face and said something like "you're so goofy for thinking I'd ever do that." Now, here I am.

Greek life, rush, and how much being affiliated impacts life at Dartmouth-read along to learn about my take!